Hayula: Indonesian Journal of Multidisciplinary Islamic Studies

The articles in this edition cover the area of interreligious harmony in Indonesia, study of the philosophy of religion about the day of resurrection among Muslim thinkersr, A study of the Islamic legal tradition (fiqh) on the cultural phenomenon of teenage marriage in the Paser Kalimantan region of Indonesia, Gender studies related to hijab and Muslim women's identity,  the role and right of women in the modern era from an islamic perspective, the meaning of social piety and its implications for the lives of Muslim communities, and a sociological study of religion related to Nyuguh ritual culture in the Pasir Gaok region of Indonesia. We are still accepting research-based articles written in English, Arabic and Bahasa Indonesia while continuing to attract more article in English or other international languages.

In this issue, there are seven research-based articles authored by scholars and practicioners from across disciplines which include tolerance, Muslims' thoughts on the Last Day, sociological research on cultural traditions of Indonesian society, culture particularly Women Muslim communities, and islamic law and religious life in its multidimensional aspects.